Rank one perturbation with a generalized eigenvector
The relationship between the Jordan structures of two matrices sufficiently close has been largely studied in the literature, among which a square matrix $A$ and its rank one updated matrix of the form $A+xb^*$ are of special interest. The eigenvalues of $A+xb^*$, where $x$ is an eigenvector of $A$...
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Zusammenfassung: | The relationship between the Jordan structures of two matrices sufficiently
close has been largely studied in the literature, among which a square matrix
$A$ and its rank one updated matrix of the form $A+xb^*$ are of special
interest. The eigenvalues of $A+xb^*$, where $x$ is an eigenvector of $A$ and
$b$ is an arbitrary vector, were first expressed in terms of eigenvalues of $A$
by Brauer in 1952. Jordan structures of $A$ and $A+xb^*$ have been studied, and
similar results were obtained when a generalized eigenvector of $A$ was used
instead of an eigenvector. However, in the latter case, restrictions on $b$
were put so that the spectrum of the updated matrix is the same as that of $A$.
There does not seem to be results on the eigenvalues and generalized
eigenvectors of $A+xb^*$ when $x$ is a generalized eigenvector and $b$ is an
arbitrary vector. In this paper we show that the generalized eigenvectors of
the updated matrix can be written in terms of those of $A$ when a generalized
eigenvector of $A$ and an arbitrary vector $b$ are involved in the
perturbation. |
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DOI: | 10.48550/arxiv.2011.14951 |